Yay or Nay, Russel Brand (Poll)

zimbo97

Like or dislike him? Agree or disagree with his political views?

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Reply 1

felamaslen

He's an enemy of freedom and human rights.

His political analysis is juvenile, useless, puerile, petty and unoriginal.

Reply 2

bittr n swt

He's a right ****er can't stand him

Reply 3

GorlimtheUnhappy

Dislike him and disagree with him but would sure as hell pick him over someone like Nigel Farage which is quite telling.

In term of political insight, he is very short-sighted and quite frankly naive. As the poster above suggests, his analysis is surface level and he comes across as petty. However being 'unoriginal' is certainly no crime and is up for debate.

Reply 4

The_Last_Melon

looks like a monkey tbh

but nice guy

(edited 9 years ago)

Reply 5

username1544121

Nay!

I prefer Russell Howard!

Prefer Nigel Farage

I've always liked him.

5* comedian, I watched a few of his political videos. He seems ok... His intentions are good.

Reply 8

doctor francis

Original post by bittr n swt

He's a right ****er can't stand him

Russel Brand could probably unify the spectrum, we're all in agreement he needs to **** right off

Reply 9

felamaslen

Original post by GorlimtheUnhappy

That's a good point actually. People who just support the status quo are far better than those who support some bloody revolution, like Russell Brand. But I said it to highlight the fact that his ideas really have been rehashed again and again (including by some very evil people with a lot of blood on their hands). Meanwhile his millions of obsequious, ignorant twitter sycophants believe he is our Gandhi or something. Pathetic.

(edited 9 years ago)

Reply 10

felamaslen

Original post by doctor francis

Russel Brand could probably unify the spectrum, we're all in agreement he needs to **** right off

If only... if only.

Reply 11

ScarletXxXRose

Definitely in favour of him
I know he's not perfect but he's miles better than others

Reply 12

Falcatas

Original post by felamaslen

He's an enemy of freedom and human rights.

His political analysis is juvenile, useless, puerile, petty and unoriginal.

Agreed, he is a tyrannical statist wanting the state to have even more power to terrorise us.

Reply 13

sahank1

I agree with him. Our current system benefits the very few elite and does very little to help the majority of the rest.

Reply 14

JamesManc

Original post by sahank1

I agree with him. Our current system benefits the very few elite and does very little to help the majority of the rest.

He is one of the elite.

Reply 15

sahank1

Original post by JamesManc

He is one of the elite.

He has a few million pounds. Nothing compared to the 100's of millions or the billions the people who run this country have.

(edited 9 years ago)

Reply 16

RF_PineMarten

I do think that a lot of the criticism he gets is utter rubbish and undeserved.

Just going to leave these here:
http://www.anotherangryvoice.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/russell-brand-idle-revolutionary.html

http://www.anotherangryvoice.blogspot.co.uk/2014/12/russell-brand-jo-rbs-open-letter.html

https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=891838554189392&id=185180654855189

https://www.facebook.com/185180654855189/photos/a.450361325003786.101221.185180654855189/666869310019652/?type=1&permPage=1

Reply 17

Europe Crusader

I think he is a smug, annoying, hypocritcal, pseudo intellectual ****wit !!

Reply 18

Subedei

The fact that the mainstream media outlets and the vested interests of this country have united in a campaign to belittle and demean him personally rather than answer his factual criticism of their hypocrisy and double standards speaks volumes.

For those who have jumped on the ad hominem bandwagon I think cognitive dissonance is the correct term.